SEBASTIAN CRUZ

A singer with a family tradition, a student of José de la Tomasa and Paco Taranto, among others, and a collaborator with artists as diverse as Chano Domínguez, Antonio Canales, and Dani Llamas. His passion for music has led him to evolve his singing in a natural and self-taught way, always open to assimilating influences without complexes and with a commendable sense of risk. Just listen to “Zarabanda,” his latest album, where, inspired by Baroque music, he even creates new styles of flamenco singing—a rare feat in the genre—under the expert musical direction of the always praiseworthy Raúl Cantizano.